The heart is like a lotus without water, and the sun and the moon are not empty. In the world of mortals, things should be done when they come, and nothing happens after them.

Just like lotus leaves water, just like the sun and the moon keep running in the sky.

The heart should be as noble as the lotus and as bright as the sun and the moon.

Live in this world, face things calmly, and don't think about regrets after things happen.

The key to being a man is to cultivate a lotus-like heart, elegant and fragrant.

Flowers bloom and fall for no one, as bright as sunshine and as bright as moonlight.

There is nothing wrong with the heart and nothing; Big things are not afraid, small things are not slow!

From Hua Yan Jing

Hua Yan Jing, full name "Dafang Guangfo Hua Yan Jing" (Sanskrit Mahāvaipulya?

Buddhaāvata？ Saka Stella)

The main classic of Mahayana Buddhism, Hua Yanzong's Lifo Jing.

It is generally believed in academic circles that the compilation of Hua Yan Jing lasted for a long time, from the 2nd century to the 4th century.

It first spread in southern India, and then spread to northwest and central India.